Denton Women's Club Opens 1962 63 Season
The Denton Women's Club starts its 1962 63 season with a covered dish luncheon at the clubhouse at 1 pm Friday October 5. State and Eastern Shore District officers will attend and Mrs. Morgan E. Williams will sing selections from The Music Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Club of
Denton
Henry A. Warburton, Jr
George Van B. Shriver
Theron H. Spring
Eastern Shore
Harold F. Williamson
W. Norman Wherrett
George P. Emerson
William O. Thomas
L. Jay Smith
hostess club
Smith
state federation
Warburton
Morgan E. Williams
Music Man
Madge Jump
William G. Towers
James P. DePue
Hugh M. Gordy
C. C. Merriken
Mack C
Open House At Beck Chevrolet Weekend Adds 1963 Line
Mr George W Beck announces the 1963 Chevrolet line at Beck Chevrolet with a weekend Open House for Friday and Saturday. The 1963 lineup includes 31 models with 13 full size Chevrolets 10 Chevy IIs 6 Corvairs and 2 Corvettes. Visitors will see redesigned bodies and new features such as self adjusting brakes anti smog devices amber lights and aluminum Powerglide casing.
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Beck Chevrolet
Beck
Chevrolet
Mr. Beck
Caroline County Garden Club meets in Oxford Md
The Caroline County Garden Club opened its fall meeting on September 20 in Oxford Maryland with president Mrs W Edwin Unger hosting a luncheon at the Parish House. After the business session members cruised the Tred Avon reflecting fall scenery and shoreline homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Seafood Booster Dinner Set for Salisbury Gala
The Chesapeake Bay Seafood Industries Association hosts a $25 plate Seafood Booster Dinner September 29 at Salisbury Civic Center. The event aims to promote Maryland seafood across Mid-Atlantic and Midwest markets with a menu featuring crab cakes fried Maryland clams Chesapeake Bay oysters and Maryland chicken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Salisbury
Russell P. Smith, Jr
Cambridge
Chesapeake Bay Seafood Industries Association
Boston
mid-Atlantic
middle Western
George H. Harrison
Tilghman
Harrison
New England
Maryland oystiers
Louisiana
Florida
Chesapeake Bay Seafood Industries Association, Inc
watermen and seafood packers
Atlantic
middle West
K. Thomas Everngam
Denton
Salisbury Civic Center
Watermen’s
tidewater
Wilkes 200 Draws 30 Wheelers for Sunday's Race
North Wilkesboro Speedway prepares for the Wilkes 200 NASCAR late model race with about 30 top speedsters in contention, testing in qualifying on Saturday and racing Sunday at 2 pm. Rex White defends the title as Fireball Roberts Day honors the track’s long history with Pontiacs, Fords, Chevrolets and Pontiacs led by Petty, Paschal and Lorenzen among others. Qualifying starts 1 pm Saturday for starting positions in the 320 lap event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Wilkesboro Speedway
Enoch Staley
little Rex White
Spartanburg
S. C
White
Chevrolet
Richard Petty
Randleman
Plymouth
Junior Johnson
Fireball Roberts
Daytona
Fla
North Wilkesboro
Elmhurst
Ill
Ford
Larry Frank
Greenville
Derek Dieringer
Charlotte
Indianapolis
Randieman
Jim Paschal
High Point
Bristol
Tenn
Nashville
Weaverville
N. C
Ned Jarrett
Conover
Martinsville
Cotton Owens
Pontiac
Bobby Johns
Miami
Virginia
Harvest Ball Staged By Denton Memorial Auxiliary
The Den ton Unit Memorial Hospital Junior Auxiliary will host its eleventh Harvest Ball on Saturday November 10 at the Denton Armory with a catered dinner-dance. Proceeds fund a nursing scholarship awarded every three years to a Caroline County girl, most recently Miss Dorothy Boczon who began training at Memorial Hospital in Skaston in September, and support a medical library used by doctors and nurses for studying new techniques.
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Denton
Memorial Hospital Junior Auxiliary
Caroline County
Dorothy Boczon
Memorial Hospital
Skaston
Denton Armory
Tawes to Speak at North Caroline High School Rally
Governor Tawes will headline a Democratic rally at North Caroline High School on Saturday September 29 with running mates Daniel Brewster Louis Goldstein Thomas Finan and Carlton Sickles. He endorses local candidates including H R Hughes O B Blades James Wise and others as a band plays and fried chicken is offered.
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North Caroline High School
Tawes
Caroline County
Daniel B. Brewster
U. S. Senate
Louis L. Goldstein
Thomas B. Finan
Carlton Sickles
Thomas F. Johnson
Congress
H. R. Hughes
Robert Schreiber
Medford Price
Orphans’ Court
Engravings Presented To Caroline County Schools
The Society of the Cincinnati of Maryland gave Caroline County twelve engravings depicting the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776 and the drafting of the Constitution. Presented to W S Hoppengardner, Superintendent, the prints will be displayed in all twelve county school buildings. The Cincinnati society funds the engravings through nationwide donations to highlight constitutional history and patriotism. Rogers C Morton of Easton presented the gifts, honoring his five-times great uncle General George Rogers Clark.
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United States
W. S. Hoppengardner
Caroline County
Society of the Cincinnati
Maryland
America
George Washington
Continental Army
Rogers C. B. Morton
Easton
George Rogers Clark
Ohio
Mississippi
Detroit
American Legion Auxiliary District Workshop Notice
The American Legion Auxiliary District Workshop will be held Sunday September 30 at Kent Queen Annes Memorial Post Home starting at 2 p m All officers chairmen of units and districts or any other members are invited A budget supper will be served at 5 p m Members of American Legion Auxiliary Unit No 29 in Caroline County should contact Mrs Ernest Blazejak Denton for reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary District
Kent-Queen Anne’s Memorial
American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 29
Caroline County
Ernest Blazejak
Denton
Governor Proclaims Maryland Land Week October 7 13
Governor J Millard Tawes proclaims the week of October 7 to 13 as Maryland Land Week urging appreciation of natural resources and the continued use of soil and water conservation practices. The notice highlights conservation goals, erosion control, proper drainage, and public awareness of environmental interdependence.
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J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
State Soil Conservation Committee
Maryland Land Week
State Health Department backs mass oral polio plan
Officials from Marylands Health Department and local health officers review the Surgeon Generals poliomyelitis report. The department supports continuing mass oral polio vaccination with Types I and II as planned, deferring Type III, and urges October start for Type I and November for Type II in Baltimore metro area and counties. Final Type II decision will await Surgeon General guidance.
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State Health Department
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland
Surgeon General
Public Health Service Advisory Committee
Medical and
Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland
Perry F. Prather
Department
State Department of Health
House of Delegates
Medical
Ocean City
Baltimore
Maryland
the
Public Health Service
Modern Mathematics Study In Caroline County For Fifth Year
Caroline County teachers and administrators discuss new mathematics programs from the College Entrance Examination Board and School Mathematics Study Group. The plan, starting with first graders in 1962, expands through grades to twelve, with consultants aiding teachers and a shift from rote to concept understanding.
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Caroline County
Centreville
Commission on Mathematics
College Entrance Examination Board
Greater Cleveland
Gundlach
county
Scott, Foresman Publishing
Maryland Highway Deaths Rise as Patrol Cars Go Unmarked
Review by Maryland State Police shows 466 highway fatalities to Sept 23, up 98 from last year. Col. Carey Jarman orders unidentified patrol cars in uniform to deter speeding and drunken driving. Seven deaths last week, below the 11 week average of thirteen, with alcohol a factor in three and speed in three cases.
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Maryland
Carey Jarman
Col. Jarman
Handicapped Employment Meeting Set for Oct 3 Easton
Dr Edwin G Riley chairman of Caroline County Committee to Promote Employment of the Handicapped announced the Eastern Shore Regional meeting will be in Easton on Wednesday October 3. Raymond H Simmons of Baltimore named coordinator with Oren B Harrison Joseph Guschke Frank A Tarburton and Jack Nichols on the program committee. Idlewild School Easton hosts a 10 am registration with program at 1030 am. Local businessmen employers and service reps invited to participate. County committee members T Noble Jarrell F D Zeigler Jr and Frank Kopen listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin G. Riley
Caroline County
Eastern Shore
Easton
C. A. Troy
Troy
Raymond H. Simmons
Baltimore
Oren B. Harrison
Joseph Guschke
Frank A. Tarburton
Chestertown
Jack Nichols
Salisbury
Riley
Idlewild
T. Noble Jarrell
F. D. Zeigler, Jr
Frank Kopen
Inquiry Class At St Benedicts Hall Ridgely
Four Wednesdays at 8 30 p m beginning October 3 in St Benedicts Hall Ridgely a Catholic doctrine class lasting one hour conducted by Father Tierney pastor of St Benedicts Ridgely and Denton St Elizabeths Denton open to Catholics and non Catholics no admission fee attend all or leave any time
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St. Benedict’s Hall
Ridgely
Father Tierney
St. Benedict's Church
St. Elizabeth's Church
Denton
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Caroline County Garden Club
Oxford, Md
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Wilkes
Nelson Stacy
Gov. Tawes
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American Legion Auxiliary District Workshop
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